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Source: Tax Law Link: Bribery and the Rule of Law Attorney General (and Minister of Justice) Jody Wilson-Raybould’s resignation following the government’s SNC-Lavalin debacle highlights how the “rule of law” applies to public prosecutions under inconvenient laws enacted by Parliament, and adds nuances to common words, such a

Source: All Cleared Link: Americans in the Film & Television Industry Can Work in Hollywood North Despite Their Criminal Record Hollywood North has been a booming business in and around Vancouver for over three decades, from X-Files to Deadpool, Vancouver has proven time and again, just how perfect it is for the film industry to set up shop. Ac

Source: Canada US Link: Why Are My Goods Being Inspected? Originally published by the Journal of Commerce in February 2019 Of all the questions asked of trade attorneys, this is likely the most frequent one.  The answer is both a study in current events, but also much more complex.  Let’s start at the obvious beginning point. Custom

Source: Canada US Link: Website Accessibility – Americans with Disabilities Act Impact Background Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) mandates that public accommodation must be provided to disabled persons to allow for the “full and equal enjoyment” of the related privileges, goods, services, advan

Source: Canada US Link: No Further Shutdown – Hooray!!!! List 3 Exclusion Process Coming – Hip, Hip Hooray !!! The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2019 was signed into law on Friday, February 15, 2019, so the potential for another shutdown was averted, but there was a hidden gem buried in a related document. This new law contains a s